Serving New Hampshire Since 1908
New Hampshire Governance & Fiduciary Duties Attorneys
Providing Business Law & Counsel for Over a Century
The lawyers at Upton & Hatfield regularly counsel business owners, boards, and management of both for-profit enterprises and non-profit organizations on a broad range of governance matters that confront companies and their leadership. We provide experience and practical solutions in guiding clients through the complex and often divisive issues involving governance of companies.
Our business lawyers represent and counsel owners, boards, and management regarding:
- Board and committee structure, composition, authority, and duties
- Bylaws, operating agreements, charters, and policies
- Board functioning, procedures, and best practices
- Board and leadership evaluation, compensation, and succession planning
- Conflict of interest policies and disclosure
- Related party and pecuniary benefit transactions
- Board role and evaluation in regard to sale and buy-out transactions
- Actions asserting breach of duties, misconduct, and non-compliance
Contact Our Experienced Attorneys Today
With over a century of experience handling governance and fiduciary issues across the state of New Hampshire, our dedicated attorneys are equipped to handle a vast range of legal issues related to your business. To learn more, schedule a consultation with one of our attorneys.
Call us at (603) 716-9777 or contact us online today!
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Diverse Breadth of Experience
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Committed to the Community
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A Legacy of Successful Results
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“I was very fortunate to have Upton & Hatfield represent me. Could not of asked for a better experience. I highly recommend using Upton & Hatfield. A++” - Merrick C.
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“Count on reliability and quick response from this team.” - Dori D.
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“Thank you Upton and Hatfield for providing such high quality and affordable legal services!” - Jackie D
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Erich Leblanc v. State of New Hampshire
Successfully reversed a denial of coverage for client before the New Hampshire Supreme Court.
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Estate Planning Documentation
Represented individuals and couples with assets of several thousands to many millions of dollars in the preparation and implementation of appropriate estate planning documents.
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Kessler v. Gleich
Affirming trial court's finding of the breach of fiduciary duties by a general partner to a limited partnership.
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“I was very fortunate to have Upton & Hatfield represent me. Could not of asked for a better experience. I highly recommend using Upton & Hatfield. A++” - Merrick C.
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